I have seen systems that I would not want to be rebooted unless competent folks were sitting around peering at it with their fingers crossed... Of course, that was a Unix box that had had a lot of configuration changes done to it without total system reboot, had been up for a long time, was a public system, and there was doubt that the thing would come back at all... Are you so confident that a system can reinitialize without supervision 100% of the time? Sounds like a pretty reliable box! Patrick Patterson wrote: > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > > On September 6, 2001 09:07 am, John Thornton wrote: > > The thing that scares me about codegreen and others like is the fact > > that it reboots IIS without even warning the network administrator. > > In the real world there are production servers that are running > > 24/7. Just up and rebooting a extremely important service such as > > IIS without letting anyone know is unheard of. For example, the company > > Ok... I agree with you up to a point - some systems shouldn't be rebooted > during peak times.... [snip] -- James W. Meritt, CISSP, CISA Booz, Allen & Hamilton phone: (410) 684-6566
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